| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - | GAZA BOP AGREEMENT GRANTS HAMAS MILITARY WING $160 MILLION IN CASH, LIBERMAN CLAIMS | just now |
Israeli politician Gilad Liberman has alleged that a recent Gaza Board of Peace (BOP) agreement provides the Hamas military wing with $160 million in cash, according to JPost.com. The claim is part of a broader dispute over financial arrangements that could include up to $400 million in debt relief for Hamas, but it has been denied by the BOP’s Gaza envoy.
Liberman also said the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) ignored a group of terrorists who were practicing raiding a Jewish settlement, a claim the military denied. The JPost report notes that an IDF airstrike on northern Gaza reportedly targeted a Hamas commander, adding to the controversy.
These allegations come amid ongoing efforts to negotiate a ceasefire and potentially a long‑term peace arrangement, where financial incentives to Hamas are a key bargaining point.